Minnesota and Rhode Island become the latest states to legalize same-sex marriage

By Nicholas Robinson
Aug 02, 2013
1:11 pm

Washington

In 2012, Washington began legally recognizing same-sex marriage.

Maine

In 2012, Maine legalized same-sex marriage.

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